Button fastening kit

ABSTRACT

The kit comprises a fastening structure and an anchoring structure. The fastening structure includes two vertical poles which are connected at their top ends by a horizontal bar and are inserted into two apertures of the button. The lower ends of the poles are attached to terminal elements. The anchoring structure comprises two trapping mechanisms which are configured to trap the terminal elements and to prevent them from detachment once they fully enter the mechanisms. The user places the fastening structure with the button above the cloth at the desired location and places the trapping mechanisms below the cloth opposite to the terminal elements. Next, the user pushes the poles downwards pierces the cloth and permanently traps the terminal elements by fully inserting them into the trapping mechanisms. The user can create a buttoning gap by installing two spacing rings on the poles between the button and the cloth.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH

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SEQUENCE LISTING OR PROGRAM

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TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to Kits for Buttons Fastening to GarmentCloths.

PRIOR ART

Traditionally buttons are attached to garments by sewing threads.However, sewing buttons is quite slow and laborious. Furthermore,threaded buttons tend to detach and fall frequently. Most garment ownersdon't know how to refasten and sew fallen buttons. Hence, a Kit forsimpler, faster and more robust button re-attachment could be quiteuseful and can yield a notable improvement. In our search we have foundseveral inventions of button assemblies that were configured for fastbutton attachment but all of them are not designed for buttonreattachment. In addition, they are dissimilar to our invention both intheir structures and in their principles of operation. Most, if not allof these attachment assemblies rely on some sort of metallic pedestalcrimping in order to attach the button to the garment cloth. In U.S.Pat. No. 4,033,012 (Jul. 5 1977) to Kramer et al. teaches a metallicbutton held by a metallic pedestal that is stapled to the garment clothby a four legged metallic staple that is crimped to hold the pedestal.In U.S. Pat. No. 8,522,404 (Sep. 3, 2013) Matei teaches a button whichcan be tilted because it is attached to an elongated metallic shaft withball attached at one end. The ball is housed in a ball bearing cavityincluded in the mounting base attached to the garment. In US2005/0188510 (Sep. 1, 2005) Retamal teaches a button attached to anelongated serrated metal shaft which fits into a serrated metal nutattached to the garment. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,751,780 (Feb. 25 1986)Fukuroi teaches a metal button which is attached to a mounting base by acrimped metal nail. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,512,063 (Apr. 23, 1985) Fukuroiteaches a metal button attachment to a base by a metal rivet. In U.S.Pat. No. 5,575,043 (Nov. 19, 1996) Candotti also teaches a metal buttonattachment to a base by a metal rivet. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,928,362 (May29, 1990) Collas proposes to mount a metallic button on a metallic shankwhich is connected to a disk beneath the garment cloth. In U.S. Pat. No.5,940,940 (Aug. 24, 1999) Tanikoshi teaches a button mounting bycrimping a metal tubular rivet. In U.S. Pat. No. 5,975,398 (Nov. 2,1999) Evans proposed attaching buttons to clothing by H shaped plasticstuds which are inserted through the button holes into the clothing. InU.S. Pat. No. 9,820,520 (Nov. 21, 2017) Bolen teaches an attachmentsystem with two parts one part attaches to the clothing side and theother part attaches to the button side and both parts are then coupledby a magnetic twist-lock mechanism. In U.S. Ser. No. 10/004,299 (Jun.26, 2018) Maussen Teaches a tapered trapezoidal shape buttons which areconnected to fabrics using sewing. IN U.S. Pat. No. 3,982,013 (Jul. 11975) Gould teaches a button attachment using a rivet with long serratedshaft that protrudes from the clothing and is attached to a button withfitting aperture. In U.S. Pat. No. 8,938,861 (Jan. 27, 2015) McLendonteaches a removably attachable button using a pair of U-shaped flexiblepins with small hooks at their ends, which are inserted through theclothing and through the buttonholes.

All the above inventions are entirely dissimilar to our invention.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

I have several goals in inventing and developing the Button Assembly kitof which some feasible embodiments are illustrated in FIGS. 1-8. Thegoals are:

-   -   1. To develop a Button Assembly Kit which facilitates easy        manual attachment of the button to a garment cloth without any        need for sewing, threads or metal crimping.    -   2. To design Button assembly kit components which facilitate        robust manual Button fastening without needing additional tools        or machines.    -   3. To configure a fastening structure which can be attached        swiftly, firmly and permanently to cloths.    -   4. To design an anchoring structure (i.e. a structure which        anchors to the cloth) which fastens the button to the cloth by        trapping the fastening structure that is tied to the button.    -   5. To include trapping mechanisms in the anchoring structure        which are configured to trap and hold the fastening structure.    -   6. To design trapping mechanisms which can withstand without        detachment strong pulling forces when applied to the button.    -   7. To design a button assembly which could be manufactured        inexpensively in mass production from common elastic materials        such as plastics.    -   8. To configure an anchoring structure that includes a trapping        mechanism which exploits the resiliency of gates made of        materials such as plastics to trap a terminal element which is        attached to the fastening structure. Thereby, robustly tying the        button to the garment cloth.    -   9. To facilitate easy buttoning by including with the fastening        structure Spacing Rings which introduce a buttoning gap between        the button and the clothing.    -   10. To configure piercing cones which are temporarily attached        to the bottom face of the terminal elements and facilitate        piercing of the garment cloth during manual attachment of the        fastening structure to the garment cloth.    -   11. To consider the option of drilling guiding apertures in the        cloth in order to facilitate piercing of the cloth by the        terminal elements during manual attachment of the fastening        structure to the cloth.

In order to achieve the objectives listed above, our method for buttonfastening to the garment cloth adopts the operational principle of tyingthe button to a fastening structure which includes at least two poleswhich are attached at their bottom ends to terminal elements. Thefastening of the button to the cloth is facilitated by trapping theterminal elements using trapping mechanisms housed at the anchoringstructure which is placed beneath the cloth. The trapping mechanisms useresilient gating technique where the action of trapping is initiated bya forceful intrusion of a terminal element into the aperture whichhouses the trapping mechanism. The intrusion of the terminal elementbends a multiplicity of resilient flaps (i.e. a multiplicity ofresilient gates) which reside at the entrance of the aperture housed atthe anchoring structure. Next, the bent resilient gating flaps areconfigured to be released when the terminal element is pushed furtherdown and fully inserted into the aperture below the tips of themaximally bended flaps. Once the terminal element reaches below the tipsof the maximally bended flaps, the flaps are released. Next, thereleased flaps unbend due to their elasticity and turn upwards untilthey end up resting on the pole above the terminal element by which theyare trapping the terminal element inside the aperture inside theanchoring structure and preventing it from moving upwards. When theterminal elements attached to the fastening structure are pusheddownwards into the anchoring structure apertures which house thetrapping mechanisms, all the terminal elements attached to the poles ofthe fastening structure are simultaneously trapped. By which the buttonis fastened to the anchoring structure and to the cloth.

The resilient gating flaps of the trapping mechanism is initially bentby a forceful intrusion of a terminal element (i.e. a hemisphere or acylinder which are attached at the bottom end of a pole connected to thebutton). Initially, the downwards intrusion of the terminal element intothe anchoring structure's aperture pushes and bends downwards theresilient multiplicity of flaps that are attached at the upper openingof the trapping mechanism's aperture housed at the anchoring structure.Next, the trapping mechanism is triggered shut when the terminal elementis pushed further downwards into the anchoring structure, beyond thetips of the maximally bent multiplicity of flaps. At that instant, themultiplicity of flaps are released and unbend turning upwards due totheir resiliency and end up resting diagonally on the pole above theterminal element. At this situation, the pole prevents further upwardsunbending motion of the released multiplicity of flaps since the flapsends are leaning diagonally on the pole. At this point, the multiplicityof flaps trap the terminal element inside the aperture in the anchoringstructure because they prevent the terminal element from retractingupwards. The button is also trapped since it is attached to the polewhich is attached to the trapped terminal element. While themultiplicity of flaps are diagonally resting on the pole above theterminal element's upper side, the flaps are prevented from turningfurther upwards since their ends are diagonally resting on the pole.Hence, the multiplicity of resilient flaps are configured to prevent theterminal element from moving upwards thereby trapping the terminalelement inside the anchoring structure.

The manual fastening of the button to the garment cloth is performed asfollows: The button assembly is configured to be used for fastattachment of the button to the garment cloth by placing the anchoringstructure below the garment cloth such that the anchoring structure'sapertures are facing a lower side of the garment cloth while placing thefastening structure at an upper side of the garment cloth such that itsattached terminal elements are situated opposite the anchoringstructure's apertures. Next, manually pushing downwards the fasteningstructure from the upper side of the garment doth is configured topierce the garment cloth by the terminal elements lower sides. Furtherpushing downwards insert the terminal elements into the anchoringstructure's apertures which are situated beneath the lower side of thegarment cloth. Inserting the terminal elements downwards through theanchoring structure apertures is configured to bend the multiplicity offlaps and to trap the terminal element inside the anchoring structureapertures when the flaps unbend. At the completion of the terminalelement insertion, it is trapped inside the anchoring structure since itis situated beneath the multiplicity of flaps which are diagonallyresting on the pole above the terminal element. At that point, thetrapped terminal elements which are attached to the fastening structure,are configured to prevent detachment and separation of the fasteningstructure from the anchoring structure and from the garment cloth.Thereby, completing the attachment of the button to the garment cloth bypermanently attaching the fastening structure to the garment cloth.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 displays a side view of an embodiment of the anchoring structurein 3D isometric drawing.

FIG. 2 Depicts in 3D isometric drawing a bottom view of an embodiment ofthe anchoring structure which includes two trapping mechanisms insidetwo apertures.

FIG. 3 Illustrates in 3D isometric drawing a top view of an embodimentof the fastening structure, the anchoring structure, the button, thespacing rings and a piece of cloth.

FIG. 4 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view a cross sectional view ofa collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the fastening structure, theanchoring structure, the spacing rings and the garment cloth. FIG. 4shows the fastening structure already inserted into the button.

FIG. 5 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view a cross sectional view ofa collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the fastening structure, theanchoring structure, the spacing rings and the garment cloth. FIG. 5shows the fastening structure already inserted into the button and thespacing rings installed beneath the button.

FIG. 6 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view a cross sectional view ofa collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the fastening structure, theanchoring structure, the spacing rings and the garment cloth. FIG. 6shows the fastening structure already inserted into the button andalready pierced the cloth while the spacing rings are installed beneaththe button and above the cloth.

FIG. 7 illustrates in 3D isometric side view a cross sectional view of acollection of components required for a button fastening demonstration.The collection includes the fastening structure, the anchoringstructure, the spacing rings and the garment cloth. FIG. 7 shows thefastening structure already inserted into the button and already piercedthe cloth while the spacing rings are installed beneath the button andabove the cloth. In FIG. 7 the fastening structure is installed also inthe anchoring structure's apertures activating the trapping mechanismsas well.

FIG. 8 illustrates in 3D isometric side view a cross sectional view of acollection of components required for a button fastening demonstration.The collection includes the fastening structure, the anchoringstructure, the spacing rings and the garment cloth. FIG. 8 shows thefastening structure already inserted into the button and already piercedthe cloth while the spacing rings are installed beneath the button andabove the cloth. In FIG. 8 the fastening structure is installed also inthe anchoring structure's apertures activating the trapping mechanismsas well. In FIG. 8 the piercing cones were removed as well.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 displays a side view of an embodiment of the anchoring structure1 in 3D isometric drawing. The left and right Poles are divided into twoconnected parts: the upper pole parts 4 and the lower pole parts 3. Theleft upper pole part 4 is attached at its bottom end to the top end ofthe left lower pole part 3 and together they are defined as the leftpole in the Claims. The right upper pole part 4 is attached at itsbottom end to the top end of the right lower pole part 3 and togetherthey are defined as the right pole in the Claims. The top end of leftPole part 4 is attached to the left end of the horizontal bar 6. The topend of right Pole part 4 is attached to the right end of the horizontalbar 6. The horizontal bar 6 engages with the upper button 11 surface.The upper sides of the left and right terminal 2 are attached to thebottom ends of left lower pole part 3 and the right lower pole part 3respectively. The left and right piercing cones 5 are temporarilyattached at their top faces to the bottom faces of the left and rightterminal elements 2 respectively. The piercing cones 5 facilitatepiercing of the cloth by the terminal elements 2. The cones 5 areconfigured to be removed by the user after piercing.

FIG. 2 Depicts in 3D isometric drawing a bottom view of an embodiment ofthe anchoring structure 8 which includes two trapping mechanisms 7housed inside two apertures 14.

FIG. 3 Illustrates in 3D isometric drawing a top view of an embodimentof the fastening structure 1, the anchoring structure 8, the button 11,the spacing rings 10 and a piece of doth 12 which is used for thedemonstration. At the fastening structure 1 the left and right poles(i.e. pole parts 3+4) are positioned vertically and are connected toeach other by the horizontal bar 6. The left and right terminal elements2 are attached to the bottom ends of left and right pole parts 3respectively. The left and right piercing cones 5 are temporarilyattached at their top faces to the bottom faces of the left and rightterminal elements 2 respectively. The piercing cones 5 facilitatepiercing of the cloth by the terminal elements 2. The cones 5 areconfigured to be removed by the user after piercing. FIG. 3 alsoincludes a 3D isometric drawing of a top view of an embodiment of theanchoring structure 8 which includes two trapping mechanisms 7 housedinside two apertures 14 which are placed horizontally beneath thefastening structure 1.

Top view of the button 11 is displayed horizontally on the right side ofthe Fastening structure 1. The buttoning apertures 9 are also depicted.The left and right spacing rings 10 are displayed at the right side ofthe button 11. A piece of cloth 12 which is necessary for the fasteningdemonstration is also included on the left.

FIG. 4 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view a cross sectional view ofa collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the button 11, the fasteningstructure 1, the anchoring structure 8, the spacing rings 10 and thegarment cloth 12. FIG. 4 also includes a cross sectional view of theanchoring structure 8 shown beneath the piercing cones. In FIG. 4, thefastening structure 1 already is inserted into the button 11 apertures9.

FIG. 5 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view of a cross sectional viewof a collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the button 11, the fasteningstructure 1, the anchoring structure 8, the spacing rings 10 and thegarment cloth 12. FIG. 5 also includes a cross sectional view of theanchoring structure 8 shown beneath the piercing cones. In FIG. 5, thefastening structure 1 already was inserted into the button apertures 9and into the spacing rings 10.

FIG. 6 illustrates in 3D isometric bottom view a cross sectional view ofa collection of components required for a button fasteningdemonstration. The collection includes the button 11, the fasteningstructure 1, the anchoring structure 8, the spacing rings 10 and thegarment cloth 12. FIG. 6 also includes a cross sectional view of theanchoring structure 8 shown beneath the piercing cones. In FIG. 6, thefastening structure 1 already was inserted into the button apertures 9and into the spacing rings 10 and already pierced the cloth 12.

FIG. 7 illustrates in 3D isometric side view a cross sectional view of acollection of components required for a button fastening demonstration.The collection includes the button 11, the fastening structure 1, theanchoring structure 8, the spacing rings 10 and the garment cloth 12.FIG. 7 shows the fastening structure already inserted into the button 11and already pierced the cloth 12 while the spacing rings 10 are alreadyinstalled beneath the button 11 and above the cloth 12. In FIG. 7 thefastening structure is installed also in the anchoring structure'sapertures 13 already activating the trapping mechanisms 7 as well.

FIG. 8 illustrates in 3D isometric side view a cross sectional view of acollection of components required for a button fastening demonstration.The collection includes the button 11, the fastening structure 1, theanchoring structure 8, the spacing rings 10 and the garment cloth 12.FIG. 8 shows the fastening structure already inserted into the button 11and already pierced the cloth 12 while the spacing rings 10 are alreadyinstalled beneath the button 11 and above the cloth 12. In FIG. 8 thefastening structure is inserted also in the anchoring structure'sapertures 13 and already is activating the trapping mechanisms 7 aswell. It can be observed that the resilient flaps 7 are already bent andresting diagonally on the poles 3 above the terminal elements 2. In FIG.8 the piercing cones 5 were removed as well.

What is claimed is:
 1. A button assembly configured for a buttonfastening on a cloth; wherein the button assembly comprises: the button,a fastening structure and an anchoring structure; wherein the fasteningstructure comprising a left pole, a right pole, a horizontal bar, a leftterminal element, a right terminal element, a left spacing ring, and aright spacing ring; wherein the anchoring structure comprises a lefttrapping mechanism and a right trapping mechanism; wherein the button ispositioned horizontally and comprises a button's upper surface, abutton's lower surface, a left buttoning aperture and a right buttoningaperture; wherein the left pole is inserted inside the left buttoningaperture and positioned vertically; wherein the right pole is insertedinside the right buttoning aperture and positioned vertically; wherein atop end of the left pole is attached to a left end of the horizontalbar; wherein a top end of the right pole is attached to a right end ofthe horizontal bar; wherein the horizontal bar is positioned engagingthe button's upper surface; wherein the left spacing ring is installedon the left pole below the button; wherein the right spacing ring isinstalled on the right pole below the button; wherein a left terminalelement's upper side is attached to a bottom end of the left pole;wherein a right terminal element's upper side is attached to a bottomend of the right pole; wherein the left terminal element is tied to thebutton via the left pole which is attached to the horizontal bar;wherein the right terminal element is tied to the button via the rightpole which is attached to the horizontal bar; wherein the cloth isplaced horizontally below the left terminal element and below the rightterminal element; wherein the left trapping mechanism is placed belowthe cloth and opposite to the left terminal element; wherein the lefttrapping mechanism is configured to trap the left terminal element andprevent it from moving upwards when it fully enters the left trappingmechanism; wherein the right trapping mechanism is placed below thecloth and opposite to the right terminal element; wherein the righttrapping mechanism is configured to trap the right terminal element andprevent it from moving upwards when it fully enters the right trappingmechanism; wherein the left terminal element when pushed downwards, isconfigured to pierce the cloth and to enter fully into the left trappingmechanism; wherein the right terminal element when pushed downwards, isconfigured to pierce the cloth and to enter fully into the righttrapping mechanism; wherein the button which is tied to the leftterminal element and to the right terminal element is configured to befastened on the cloth when the left terminal element and the rightterminal element are pushed downwards and fully enter the left trappingmechanism and the right trapping mechanism respectively.
 2. A buttonassembly of claim 1, wherein the anchoring structure comprises a leftanchoring aperture and a right anchoring aperture; wherein the leftanchoring aperture houses the left trapping mechanism; wherein the rightanchoring aperture houses the right trapping mechanism; wherein the lefttrapping mechanism is configured to trap the left terminal elementinside the left anchoring aperture and to prevent it from moving upwardsonce the left trapping mechanism is activated; wherein the left trappingmechanism is activated when the left terminal element is fully insertedinto the left anchoring aperture; wherein the right trapping mechanismis configured to trap the right terminal element inside the rightanchoring aperture and to prevent it from moving upwards once the righttrapping mechanism is activated; wherein the right trapping mechanism isactivated when the right terminal element is fully inserted into theright anchoring aperture; wherein the button is configured to befastened on the cloth by pushing simultaneously downwards the left poleand the right pole such that the left terminal element and the rightterminal element move downwards and are configured to pierce the clothwith the left terminal element and the right terminal element; whereinpushing the left pole and the right pole even further downwards suchthat the left terminal element and the right terminal element fullyenter the left anchoring aperture and the right anchoring aperturerespectively, is configured to activate the left trapping mechanism andthe right trapping mechanism thereby trapping the left terminal elementin the left anchoring aperture and trapping the right terminal elementin the right anchoring aperture; thereby, the trapped left terminalelement and the trapped right terminal element which both are attachedto the fastening structure, fasten the button to the anchoring structureand to the cloth.
 3. The button assembly of claim 1, wherein a leftpole's radius of a left pole's minimal bounding cylinder is smaller thana left terminal element's radius of a left terminal element's minimalbounding cylinder; wherein a right pole's radius of a right pole'sminimal bounding cylinder is smaller than a right terminal element'sradius of a right terminal element's minimal bounding cylinder; whereinthe left buttoning aperture and the right buttoning aperture arecircular; wherein the left terminal element's radius and the rightterminal element's radius are smaller than a left buttoning aperture'sradius and a right buttoning aperture's radius respectively; wherein ahorizontal bar's horizontal length is larger than a minimal distancebetween the left buttoning aperture and the right buttoning aperture;wherein the horizontal bar's horizontal length is smaller than a maximaldistance between the left buttoning aperture and the right buttoningaperture.
 4. The button assembly of claim 1, wherein a left spacingring's height equals a distance between a left spacing ring's upper sideand a left spacing ring's lower side; wherein a right spacing ring'sheight equals a distance between a right spacing ring's upper side and aright spacing ring's lower side; wherein the left spacing ring's heightand the right spacing ring's height are configured to be equal; whereinthe left spacing ring's height and the right spacing ring's height areequal to a buttoning spacing; wherein the buttoning spacing isconfigured to be larger than a thickness of the doth; wherein a leftspacing ring's aperture radius is configured to be larger than a radiusof a left terminal element's minimal bounding cylinder; wherein a rightspacing ring's aperture radius is configured to be larger than a radiusof a right terminal element's minimal bounding cylinder.
 5. The buttonassembly of claim 1, wherein the anchoring structure comprises a leftanchoring aperture, a right anchoring aperture, a left planar plate anda right planar plate; wherein the left anchoring aperture has an upperleft rim; wherein the right anchoring aperture has an upper right rim;wherein the left planar plate and the right planar plate are made of aresilient material; wherein the upper left rim is entirely attached tothe left planar plate; wherein the upper right rim is entirely attachedto the right planar plate; wherein the left planar plate is divided intoa left multiplicity of flaps by a left multiplicity of radial slitswhich are centered at an upper left rim's center; wherein the rightplanar plate is divided into a right multiplicity of flaps by a rightmultiplicity of radial slits which are centered at an upper right rim'scenter; wherein when the left terminal element is pushed downwardsthrough the left multiplicity of flaps via the upper left rim's center,the left multiplicity of flaps is configured to bend and to turndownwards reaching a left bent lowest position; wherein when the leftterminal element's upper side is pushed further downwards below the leftbent lowest position, the left multiplicity of flaps is released and isconfigured to unbend and to turn upwards due to their resiliency untilthe left multiplicity of flaps end up diagonally resting on the leftpole above the left terminal element's upper side; while the leftmultiplicity of flaps is diagonally resting on the left pole above theleft terminal element's upper side, they are configured to prevent theleft terminal element from moving upwards, thereby trapping the leftterminal element inside the left anchoring aperture; when the rightterminal element is pushed downwards through the right multiplicity offlaps via the upper right rim's center, the right multiplicity of flapsis configured to bend and to turn downwards reaching a right bent lowestposition; when the right terminal element's upper side is pushed furtherdownwards below the right bent lowest position, the right multiplicityof flaps is released and is configured to unbend and to turn upwards dueto their resiliency until the right multiplicity of flaps end updiagonally resting on the right pole above the right terminal element'supper side; while the right multiplicity of flaps is diagonally restingon the right pole above the right terminal element's upper side, theyare configured to prevent the right terminal element from movingupwards, thereby trapping the right terminal element inside the rightanchoring aperture.
 6. The button assembly of claim 4, wherein a radiusof a maximal circle bounded by the left anchoring aperture is largerthan a radius of a left terminal element's bounding cylinder by at leasta thickness of the left planar plate; wherein a radius of a maximalcircle bounded by the right anchoring aperture is larger than a radiusof a right terminal element's bounding cylinder by at least a thicknessof the right planar plate.
 7. The button assembly of claim 4, wherein aheight of a bounding cylinder of the left pole is greater than the sumof a thickness of the button, the buttoning spacing, the thickness ofthe cloth and a radius of a circle bounding the left aperture; wherein aheight of a bounding cylinder of the right pole is greater than the sumof the thickness of the button, the buttoning spacing, the thickness ofthe cloth and a radius of a circle bounding the right aperture.
 8. Thebutton assembly of claim 1, wherein the button assembly also comprises aleft cone and a right cone, which are configured to facilitate piercingof the cloth; wherein the left cone includes a left cone's upper sideand a left cone's lower side; wherein the right cone includes a rightcone's upper side and a right cone's lower side; wherein the left cone'supper side is flat and the left cone's lower side is pointed; whereinthe right cone's upper side is flat and the right cone's lower side ispointed; wherein a left terminal element's lower side is connected by aleft temporary connection to the left cone's upper side; wherein theright terminal element's lower side is connected by a right temporaryconnection to the right cone's upper side; wherein the left temporaryconnection and the right temporary connection are configured to bebreakable by the user after facilitating piercing of the cloth.
 9. Thebutton assembly of claim 1, wherein the left terminal element isconfigured to have a shape of a left hemisphere; wherein the lefthemisphere includes the left terminal element's upper side shaped as aleft circular upper plane of the left hemisphere and a left terminalelement's lower side shaped as a left hemispherical dome which isconnected to the left circular upper plane; wherein the left pole'sbottom end is attached to the left circular upper plane; wherein theright terminal element is configured to have a shape of a righthemisphere; wherein the right hemisphere includes the right terminalelement's upper side shaped as a right circular upper plane of the righthemisphere and a right terminal element's lower side shaped as a righthemispherical dome which is connected to the right circular upper plane;wherein the right pole's bottom end is attached to the right circularupper plane.
 10. The button assembly of claim 8, wherein the left poleis configured to be cylindrical; wherein a radius of a left pole'scircular cross section is configured to be smaller than a radius of theleft circular upper plane of the left hemisphere; wherein the right poleis configured to be cylindrical; wherein a radius of a right pole'scircular cross section is configured to be smaller than a radius of theright circular upper plane of the right hemisphere.
 11. The buttonassembly of claim 1, wherein the left terminal element is configured tohave a shape of a left cylindrical plate; wherein the left cylindricalplate includes a left terminal element's upper side shaped as a circularupper plane of the left cylindrical plate and a left terminal element'slower side shaped as a lower plane of the left cylindrical plate;wherein the bottom end of the left pole is attached to the circularupper plane of the left cylindrical plate; wherein the right terminalelement is configured to have a shape of a right cylindrical plate;wherein the right cylindrical plate includes a right terminal element'supper side shaped as a circular upper plane of the right cylindricalplate and a right terminal element's lower side shaped as a lower planeof the right cylindrical plate; wherein the bottom end of the right poleis attached to the circular upper plane of the right cylindrical plate.12. The button assembly of claim 1, wherein a left guiding aperture anda right guiding apertures are drilled in the cloth; wherein the leftguiding aperture is located opposite the left terminal element; whereinthe right guiding aperture is located opposite the right terminalelement; wherein the left guiding aperture is configured to facilitatepiercing of the cloth by the left terminal element; wherein the rightguiding aperture is configured to facilitate piercing of the cloth bythe right terminal element.
 13. The button assembly of claim 1, whereinthe anchoring structure comprises a left anchoring aperture and a rightanchoring aperture; wherein the left anchoring aperture houses the lefttrapping mechanism; wherein the right anchoring aperture houses theright trapping mechanism; wherein the left aperture includes an upperleft opening; wherein the right aperture includes an upper rightopening; wherein the left trapping mechanism includes a left resilientgate which is configured to facilitate a left unidirectional downwardstranslation of the left terminal element via the left upper opening intothe left aperture; wherein the left terminal element is configured tomove downwards and to push down the left resilient gate; wherein theleft resilient gate is configured to open the left upper opening bybending downwards; when the left terminal element is pushed downwardsthrough the upper left opening while pushing downwards the leftresilient gate, the left resilient gate is configured to bend and toturn downwards reaching a left bent lowest position; when the leftterminal element's upper side is pushed further downwards below the leftbent lowest position, the left resilient gate is released and isconfigured to unbend and to turn upwards due to its resiliency; the leftresilient gate is configured to continue unbending and turning upwardsuntil the left resilient gate ends up diagonally resting on the leftpole above the left terminal element's upper side; while the leftresilient gate is diagonally resting on the left pole above the leftterminal element's upper side, it is configured to prevent the leftterminal element from moving upwards, thereby trapping the left terminalelement inside the left anchoring aperture; wherein the right trappingmechanism includes a right resilient gate which is configured tofacilitate a right unidirectional downwards translation of the rightterminal element via the right upper opening into the right aperture;wherein the right terminal element is configured to move downwards andto push down the right resilient gate; wherein the right resilient gateis configured to open the right upper opening by bending downwards; whenthe right terminal element is pushed downwards through the upper rightopening while pushing downwards the right resilient gate, the rightresilient gate is configured to bend and to turn downwards reaching aright bent lowest position; when the right terminal element's upper sideis pushed further downwards below the right bent lowest position, theright resilient gate is released and is configured to unbend and to turnupwards due to its resiliency; the right resilient gate is configured tocontinue unbending and turning upwards until the right resilient gateends up diagonally resting on the right pole above the right terminalelement's upper side; while the right resilient gate is diagonallyresting on the right pole above the right terminal element's upper side,it is configured to prevent the right terminal element from movingupwards, thereby trapping the right terminal element inside the rightanchoring aperture.